Insider: Pacers well positioned to deal with any salary cap impact from the coronavirus
An insurance payment due to Victor Oladipo’s injury gives Pacers lowest payroll in NBA
An insurance payment due to Victor Oladipo’s injury gives Pacers lowest payroll in NBA
Victor Oladipo said “we feed off each other” when talking about Domantas Sabonis’ play, and it was never more apparent than in Sunday’s win at Dallas.
An 8-0 run to end the game brought Indiana from behind as the defense held Luka Doncic to 0-for-4 in the last three minutes of Sunday’s 112-109 victory.
The Pacers can complete their last weeklong trip of the season with four victories, but it might require a repeat performance from backups in Dallas.
Malcolm Brogdon’s list of injuries pile up after he went out with a left hip issue in Wednesday’s 119-100 loss in Milwaukee.
Victor Oladipo has missed a few games because of tweaks to his body but he has anticipated days like this since returning Jan. 29.
In his last 4 games, Victor Oladipo is shooting better than 50% from the field so it should be no surprise that the Pacers are winning, too.
A 13-5 run to end the game in Cleveland gave Indiana its third win in a row to begin a five-game trip that stops in San Antonio next.
The clinching shot to beat Portland came from Myles Turner who also posted consecutive games with double-digit rebounds for the second time.
Second-year guard Aaron Holiday has had many starts and stops to his season, but that hasn’t deterred him as Thursday’s game showed.